The Sudanese Sovereignty Council has accused Ethiopia of launching 187 drones that targeted civilians and vital facilities in Sudan, according to Al Jazeera Arabic. According to the Sudanese accusation, the attacks have left hundreds dead and injured since February. The council called for the attacks to stop immediately and for compensation to be paid. The figures were contained in the accusation announced by the council, and they have not been independently verified. The available information does not include Ethiopia's position on the accusations, the evidence on which the council based its claims, or the position of any independent body.
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Sudan's Sovereignty Council accuses Ethiopia of launching 187 drones at targets in Sudan
The council calls for an immediate halt to the attacks and for compensation. The figure and the death toll appear in the accusation and have not been independently verified.
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- The Sudanese Sovereignty Council accuses Ethiopia of launching 187 drones that targeted civilians and vital facilities.
- According to the accusation, the attacks have left hundreds dead and injured since February.
- The council calls for an immediate halt to the attacks and for compensation.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicالسودان يتهم إثيوبيا بشن عشرات الهجمات وقتل مئات المدنيينPrimary source